According to the World Health Organization, cannabis is the number one trafficked, cultivated, and abused controlled substance across the globe. Worldwide, marijuana makes up about half of all drug seizures. That said, it’s necessary to fully understand Texas marijuana laws before attempting to use, grow, possess, or sell any cannabis-related product in the state. While …
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What Is Revocation of License in Texas?
In Texas, you can lose your driving privileges when your license is revoked or suspended. However, the difference between these two administrative actions isn’t always understood. If you’re wondering what is revocation of license vs. suspension, this blog explains the key differences and how a Texas driver’s license revocation lawyer can help. Driver’s License Suspension …
Implied Consent Refusal in Texas: What Drivers Should Know
Implied Consent is a Texas law that dictates that by accepting your driver’s license, you consent to BAC testing—if and when you are lawfully asked to submit a sample. Legally, you can still refuse a breath or blood test, but it’s essential to be aware of the consequences. Generally speaking, it’s best to not consent …
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Texas Felony Three Strikes Law: What to Know
The concept of “three strikes” doesn’t only apply to baseball; in Texas, it’s a legal doctrine that can significantly alter the course of an individual’s life. Much like several other states, Texas has a long history with its own version of the three strikes law. This legal statute empowers judges to sentence individuals convicted of …
Is DWI a Felony in Texas?
DWIs are generally charged as misdemeanors, but there are some circumstances where a DWI is charged as a felony in Texas. These can include multiple or repeated drunk driving offenses, a DWI resulting in serious injury or death, and a DWI with a child passenger under the age of 15. In this post, we cover …
How to Expunge a Misdemeanor in Texas
A criminal record can limit the scope of your life in a number of ways. From finances and education, to housing and employment, an arrest or charge can severely impact you and your family for years to come. You must fight to expunge or clear the record of your offense. The informative guide below will …
Free Expungement in Texas
Arrests and criminal charges are stubborn things. They do not disappear easily. Having one of these on your record can limit your individual freedoms and keep you from accessing a range of professional, academic, housing and financial resources. The best way to fight these limitations and gain your life back is to have your record …
Interlock Device Texas
The consequences of a DWI charge, especially a suspended license, can severely impact your life. A suspended license can limit your access to work and school, cut into your quality time with others, and limit your freedom to move about as you wish. In addition to the many requirements of your probation, the court may …
Texas Drinking and Liquor Laws
All Texans should be familiar with local laws regarding the purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages. This knowledge allows individuals to avoid putting both themselves and others at risk. The guide below will help you better understand Texas drinking laws so you can make safe, informed decisions, and avoid the many consequences of alcohol-related crimes. …
How to Get Theft Charges Dropped in Texas
If you’ve been charged with theft, our number one goal is to get the charges dismissed. Our most common strategies are to challenge the evidence, look for violations of your rights, pre-trial diversion programs, or simply negotiating with the prosecutor for a better deal. Defense Strategies to Get Theft Charges Dropped To get theft charges …